News from 02/12/1988
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Srikumar Sen, Boxing Correspondent, Graeme J. Davies, R. A. Fairbairn, Frances Gibb, Legal Affairs Correspondent, Helen Arrowsmith-Brown, Sheila Gunn, Anatol Lieven, Stephen Leather, Paul Bompard, Andrew Morgan, Mark Souster, David Rhys Jones, Cliff Feltham, Douglas Broom, Education Reporter, Michael Stevenson, Sally Brompton, Philip Howard, Ian Murray, David Walker Public Administration Correspondent, Rabbi Tony Bayfield, James Bone, Stuart Jones Football Correspondent, Colin Narbrough, Patrick Heron, Joe Joseph, Bernard Levin, James Drife, Nicholas Wood Political Correspondent, Ruth Gledhill, Gerald Ellison, Andrew Moger, Richard Ford Political Correspondent, Rodney Cowton, Transport Correspondent, Andrew Billen Arts Correspondent, Carol Salmon, Mick Cleary, Thomson Prentice Science Correspondent, Fergus J. F. O'mahony, Michael Evans, Defence Correspondent, Peter Waymark, David Brewerton and Cliff Feltham, Martin Cropper, Rosemary Unsworth, David Smith Economics Correspondent, Jenny MacArthur, Michael Clark, Martin Fletcher, Political Reporter, David Hands, John Percival, Richard Thomson, Banking Correspondent, Edward Gorman, John de Courcy Ling, Norman de Mesquita, W. R. van Straubenzee, Richard Ford, Philip Webster, Jamie Dettmer and Richard Owen, John Woodcock, Sydney Friskin, Nicholas Harling, Robin Oakley Political Editor, Sean Crompton, Mitchell Platts Golf Correspondent, (Michael Phillips), Robin Oakley, Political Editor, David Lindley, Peter Davalle, David Robinson, Nicholas Beeston, Barbara Amiel, Raymond Keene, Chess Correspondent, Craig Brown, Peter Dear and Jane Rackham, Steve Acteson, Andrew McEwen, Diplomatic Correspondent, Richard Evans, Jamie Dettmer Irish Affairs Correspondent, Mark Herbert, Richard Owen, David Young, Energy Correspondent, Barry Pickthall, Irving Wardle, Derek Harris, Industrial Editor, Micharl Seely, Rodney Hobson, Diane Hill, David Mawson Chairman, David Brewerton, John Goodbody, Patrick Cosgrave, Mandarin, Iain MacLeod, Carol Ferguson, Matthew Parris, Paul Newman, Sarah Jane Checkland Art Market Correspondent, Alan Lee, Daniel Ward, Michael Dynes, David Sinclair, Nicholas Wood, Political Corespondent, Martin Waller, Michael Horsnell, Bailey Morris, Richard Morrison, Keith Macklin, Derek Harris Industrial Editor, Peter Moss, Pearce Wright, Science Editor, David Young, Energy Correspondent, and Philip Webster, Chief Political Correspondent, Tim Jones, Employment Affairs Correspondent, P. D. J. Wood, David Hands, Rugby Correspondent, Colin McQuillan, Robert Kilroy-Silk, Roger Pearson,
ResumoHaughey in threat to scrap Thatcher talks Summit tension after call in give up Ryan Tomorrow in Colour Win £28,000 McGuigan win Index Overseas officers for Merchant Navy Rival girl friend denies crossbow killing charge Police shoot London hostage gunman West End cordoned off in siege drama Sale of electricity industry 'will eventually force down prices' (AP): Soviet vote for reforms Gorbachov's 'school of democracy EBEL RUC quiz man sought by Yard News Roundup Boycott threatened RAF deaths verdict TV head to be named Mappa Mundi move Piper Alpha decision British Midland I shall not be taken alive to Britain, vows Ryan Strength of forces down by 4,000 All eyes on by-election victory Tive Thatcher clashes on retail index Dixons Anthony Hickman Mother 'admitted she killed her first child' Civil Servants in contracts swindle ITV goes downmarket at Christmas Council considers dropping order on cemeteries Cellist defends protest over concerto Rule protects cash awards in divorces A victor in fight for life 'Sex with detective' man is jailed ABC Lotus Memories and fears on World Aids Day Women get equal rights at work Employment Bill aims to sweep away discrimination between the sexes Customers given the power switch Electricity and Employment Bills Managers gain more freedom Main Points of the Bill Pupil, 8, can walk 5 miles daily, law Lords decide By Our Education Reporter: Call to free schools from pay curbs Man first cooked 1.5m years ago Boat boy saw his brother and friend die TV-am Whitehall staff 'are leaving for more pay' Lancia Delta Wins Rac Rally Bottomley praises brewers for move to cut drunken driving £858,000 Picasso triples its estimate Saleroom Cost shock in store for lovers of roast beef Weekend food prices Army Officer Christmas tree lights docklands Women acquitted after school crossing death Architects are given backing of the Queen Cottage tax Evans papers Drugs seized (Reuter): Swoop on Mafia in US and Italy World Roundup Snag in North trial Millions homeless (AP): Yugoslavia defiant Aquino nuclear suit (AP): Hunt for coastguards British Gas Irish stoke up terrorism row Ryan controversy casts shadow at Rhodes summit US refuses to reconsider its ban on Arafat Dixons Bhutto triumph as she gets the top job Qantas Europe rebuts US accusations over Nato defence costs Garrard Street battle barrage in Madrid (Reuter): Sikh assassins of Mrs Gandhi get stay of execution From Our Correspondent, Moscow: Chinese visit sets scene for summit Sino-Soviet détente (AP): Art thief repents Hostage offer (Reuter): Rebel release Judicial post (AP): Mine blast Teenager dies (AP): US bases deal Army posting Shuttle delay (Reuter): Peres slips ahead in power game with religious party pact Envoy will try to turn pro-Arab tide in Britain Magnet All around the Home Holocaust victim attacks Demjanjuk lawyer Open door to 120 refuseniks Minister hit by Japanese share scandal 'ready to go' Yashica AFJ Comradely prelude to Mexico walkout Shameful' report of falsified votes Poll fraud inquiry in Italy This will be Tom's first Christmas No Title FIAT MPs' anger over Ryan December 1 1988 Ryan Affair Plan to change RPI calculation denied Prime Minister Back Sufferers! Parliament next week Defender for victims of unfair reporting UK officials not to blame, House told Mayhew presents his case history Ryan Affair Right-wingers take revenge Rebel Tory is ousted 1922 Committee Thatcher threat to Post Office Ministers 'at risk' Majority for fish measure 5,000 great and good Salmonella decision Dying and deserted Four years ago the world's worst industrial accident killed 3,000 people and left 26,000 seriously ill in the Indian city of Bhopal. Why has compensation still not been paid? Edward Gorman reports Legal toons Tomorrow Johnnie Walker Sheila Gunn Barry Fantoni A void called mental care Commentary Robert Kilroy-Silk Why E-Day must come Robon Marris on the financial union essential to Europe's future The expurgated opera lover Bernard Levin Present Aspect of St Helena Philosophy for Rhodes Miss Bhutto and her Enemies The Power Bill Sound money and consumer credit Campus free speech Soviet obstacle Falklands policy Empty abbey stalls All-change in teaching of fine arts Holloway paintings Equality in divorce Mappa Mundi sale Ruling passions Devilish cunning Court Circular Memorial services Photosales A. Wellesley Briscoe & Partners Ltd Pluto is coming to life Science Report Birthdays today New officers Anniversaries Forthcoming marriages Luncheons and dinners Today's royal engagements Gresham College Receptions William Stephenson Professor Hans Kalmus Genetics as the clue to sense perception Brigadier John Mellsop With the Indian Army in Burma And Ezra blessed the Lord, the great God. And all… Latest wills Picture Gallery Royal help for cathedral fund Christmas Gift Guide Health Education Authority Star crossed marriages When a Jew marries a Gentile there are mixed feelings, writes Sally Brompton Selfridges Getting to the Heart of the Matter for Anglo-Jewry Nuffield Hospitals Crosader Aright to say nothing No man should be required to assist the state in compiling its case, nor should his silence speak against him This selective guide to entertainment and events… Concise Crossword No 1735 Entertainments Heavy rock at the top Word-Watching Winning Move Hill Samuel Bank Limited Dégustations Dirty Harry does Bird Television Choice The seeds of murder Radio Choice Television and Radio Soviet ethnic crisis forces 88,000 to flee In the shadow of Lenin, demonstrators defy the Kremlin The Times Crossword Puzzle No 17,842 Weather The pas de deux down on the farm Political sketch Markets Executive Editor David Brewerton SE inquiry into Avdel dealings Next warning BPB rise Stock Markets Main Price Changes Interest Rates Currencies Gold North Sea Oil Stock Watch The Times Steel 'scrapes home' as Betacom flops General Cinema sale boosts hopes of bid for Cadbury Property values lift MEPC KKR wins the hard fight for Nabisco British companies may be sold to pay for acquisition Spoonfuls build up to £120 m at Tate Rate rises 'have yet to work' By Our Financial Staff: Murdoch launches attack on Collins management Samuel Montagu & Co. Limited Business and Finance 25-34 Motoring 37 Sport 40-44 Bush promises quick action over deficit Business Roundup Expansion at Early's URS slumps into loss Spirax-Sarco acquisition United Industries up MEPC Metro valued at £10.4m Joint bid to build bridge Tate & Lyle hopes for a sweeter year Tempus Erskine in 38% interim rise Two real ale' launches lift Mansfield to £3.7m By Our Industrial Editor: Storehouse makes French purchase GATT stresses role of freer trade in report Company Briefs Gulliver sells chain for £70m Erode sells car parts Rate goes up Payout rises Stake disposal Merger plan Rates rise could mean hard line on pay, says Ferranti Royal Bank up 57% to £309m Jefferson Smurfit in Cundell battle Carless 'talking to third party' Combined forces Europe The Times City Diary Faux pas over water The Times City Diary By Our City Staff: Bejam rebuff for Iceland sweetener MIM's man The Times City Diary Barratt's retreat Cash call at Haden to fund £27m buys Carroll ahead Profit leaps Sidlaw soars Millward up RTZ purchase BET move Avis deal Tate & Lyle George Davies learns a lesson the hard way Comment David Brewerton Merger talks fail at Finlan The Royal Bank of Scotland Group plc 'Cheating' claim from buyout team as KKR snatches victory In one of the toughest takeover battles seen, any pretence of rules was dropped, leading to a $24.88bn offer from Kohlberg, Kravis, Roberts Charterhall makes £27.2m agreed takeover at Corah HK offer will raise £276m Recent Issues Alpha Stocks Midland Bank plc Outhwaite action 'is possible' VSEL moves No dividend Halifax GrandMet letter to Pillsbury urges talks London Traded Options Market Investors stay on the sidelines Stock Market London Traded Options Traditional Options (Reuter): Dow falls 12 points on profit-taking Wall Street The Nefax 400 Memory Cards Equities slide Stock Exchange Prices The Royal Bank of Scotland The Times Unit Trust Information Service Unlisted Securities Investment Trusts Third Market Commodities Foreign Exchanges Money Markets London Financial Futures One's company—by law? 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asks Daniel Ward Go-faster hatchbacks Roadtest Sidlow Multiple Classified Advertising Items Autofleet of London Ltd Guy Salmon Pristine dustbins Samuel Beckett may have won his Endgame, Diane Hill writes, but the sounds of battle linger on Paris Theatre Car Buyers Guide General The Auto Centre Multiple Classified Advertising Items Maloney & Rhodes Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Classified Advertising Items Four Wheel Drive Shukers Multiple Classified Advertising Items Playing hard for a promotion Steve Earle & The Dukes Town & Country Rock Porsche Multiple Classified Advertising Items Hartwells of Oxford Ltd Multiple Classified Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Soldiers' disarming gallantry Television Lively, credible action Dance London City Ballet Churchill, Bromley Royal Opera House Eloquence of silence David Robinson on a festival which shows the experimental boldness of film-making pioneers, 1910-1920 A superb double bill Theatre Single Spies Lyttelton Backwords Theatre Royal Haymarket Boston beauty Concert Boston SO Ozawa Festival Hall Plant a Tree Couples establishes a slender lead with flawless round Golf: Leading Lights Overshadowed in Bicentennial Classic while Anohter Power Struggle Goes Public Woosnam five strokes adrift of Americans Reasonable to expect child to be accompanied House of Lords Law Report December 2 1988 House of Lords Pre-Act activities are not 'investment business' Centre aims for excellence Rugby League Abortion conscience clause not for medical secretaries Defeat of Gilmour buoys the hopes for Warden Owen Yachting England feel at home Fishing Operational interest in vessel covered Mandarin: Man On The Line to oblige again Sandown Park Selections Mandarin: Southwell Selections The Times Racing Service Opposition to metric weights Decision date on all-weather Wetherby doubt Head to train again Bangor Selections Warwick results Ireland's Sunday experiment proves resounding success Rapid Raceline On and off the course winners Martin earns Europe place ICE Skating Luxury weekend and coaching from Laver Edberg turns tables to halt the steady advance of Becker Tennis Davis determined to make amends Snooker Britain dominates in finals Bowls Championship Results Successor faces a challenge Basketball Hundreds elude the dominant partners Cricket: Openers' Milestone Beckons for Greenidge and Haynes (Reuter): Salim is quick to capture top form Pleasurable pitstop to relive Walker's year Sports Books England work on eliminating extras Plans afoot for Lahore Whitaker may be freed for coaching position Hockey Still doubt on Norster Rossall's strength overcomes Trinity Nebiolo under scrutiny by Roman judge Athletics Stricken Midlands may face North without Richards Rugby Union Wasps have an edge in experience ICE Hockey Today's Fixtures Try this Paul Maher's suggestion for a sporting day out Hart ends absence from panel Sport on TV Services seek few to carry revitalized yachting hopes Ocean race that begins in a puddle Whitaker favourite for victory in Bordeaux Equestrianism For the Record Pignon loses her grasp Real Tennis Ferguson's post Carter signals his rise to the top with British title Squash Rackets Cup defeat fires Kidderminster Football Molby in Anfield talks Tired McKenzie given time to regain snap Boxing Frost bites for Figini Skiing The Times Sport tomorrow Football failing to report drug test Prontaprint! McGuigan shaken in triumph Tie which offers rich prospects Quality control Car ban for Gascoigne Endurance drivers get stuck into the heavy going Dunlop terminates McEnroe contract Aiming high Sport in Brief Crossed from the right wing End Column
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